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I have been dealing with poultry and birds for years. In all my years, I have had ONE that discontinued and that was because another rooster became dominating. Since my kids and grandkids were not living here, I gave it some time. But, NOT when children were here. This guinea has been...

A bird does not understand you punishing him when you keep him locked up. It's an animal. If you want to spray him or kick him, go ahead. You will probably make him more aggressive - if that is possible - or maim him and have to put him down then anyway. I would have him immediately culled...

So, hurt him? Two wrongs don't make a right.

For you, your family and everyone else's safety, there is only one solution that should have happened WAAAAAY before now. When I saw any aggression toward my children, the bird was culled. All my chickens and guineas were also brooded in my living room but that is no reason to let this lunacy...